The New South Wales Local Government Cultural Awards celebrate council cultural success. Project submissions have closed. Voting for the People's Choice Award closes at midnight 12 April 2010.

Featured Projects

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Featured Videos

  • Five Lands Walk....The rehearsal. 2009
  • Glasshouse Season TVC 2010
  • Meagan Interview.mov
  • Ku-ring-gai Art Centre
  • Archeology excavation
  • DJ Aaron - From the Heart / first half
  • Miller Street Art Gallery - Uncle Steve Williams paints and talks
  • Hurstville Youth Advisory Council Project
  • James Jones and the Living Dead
  • The 2009 Catapult Festival
  • What I Think About When I Think About Dancing - Mitch Cairns & Toby Martin
  • Beware ...
  • dosdemo_1.flv

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Featured Photos

  • Auburn Living Library Organisers, Oberon Library Staff and Living Books outside Oberon Library.
  • Student with work selected for Blake Prize 2009
  • Helping hands from Legs on the Wall instructor Alejandro Rolandi.
  • At the Mayoral Reception, all participants were invited forward to place their group name - and where they were from on the map. The reception also included performances. Photo courtesy Peter Gumpert Photography.
  • The Library being used - view from lower ground floor
  • Aerial feats and daring stunts! Photo by Alejandro Rolandi.
  • Volunteer, Alice Bai, at the Museum & Gallery
  • A Gala Night at the Opera, "Paradise Palladium Theatre Morundah
  • "Camoufleur" : Artist - Regina Walter, at Milperra Bridge Camoufleur derives from the historical material of camouflage defence by artists working at Bankstown airport during WW11. Artists such as Max Dupain and Frank Hinder were among the Sydney Camouflage Group, led by Zoologist William Dakin. Their experiments proved to be ingenious methods of disguise, decoy and deception. Adapting Roy Lichtenstein's illusion house series, this work recreates a disguised airplane hangar. The work echoes the Camouflage Group's optical trickery, using similar elements of deception, and is reminiscent of a 1940's style home in black and white
  • Interviewing and Filming
  • A young Sudanese girl enjoys the Festival by having a her face painted
  • Interior view showing the "fantasy tree" and junior reading nook, and further glimpses of the public art banner which covers the entire rear wall of the library building
  • Article following on front page 'What a blast' that featured in WESTERN ADVOCATE January 2, 2010.

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The Blog

  • Check out WSROC's Water in the Landscape project

    15 March, 2010

    WSROC are working on different ways of engaging communities in the role of water. This includes the funding of “cultural projects”. The definition of these is very broad and includes activities from traditional land management activities through to public art, digital art and performance.

  • Speech through Song

    8 March, 2010

    Stroke patients regain the power of speech through singing (Guardian)...

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  • Local Government Association of NSW, Shires Association of NSW

Sponsors

  • Country Energy
  • accessibleArts. Arts + Disability NSW